The Liberal Initiative held the first day of their Parliamentary Sessions, an event that brought together their deputies and leaders to discuss political and legislative issues. During this occasion, the leader of the liberal bench used critical language directed at the main opposition parties and the government.
The leader of the Liberal Initiative accused the PSD, Chega and PS parties of being a majority of "stallers" that prevents the country from moving forward with necessary reforms. According to the liberal party, these political forces have been blocking structural changes that Portugal needs to develop.
The accusation comes in the context of the Parliamentary Sessions, an internal party event that serves to align positions and prepare the acting of liberal deputies. This criticism of PSD, Chega and PS reflects the position of the Liberal Initiative as an opposition party that distinguishes itself both from the left and from traditional right.
The liberals position themselves as an alternative that, in their view, is willing to implement the reforms they consider essential, differentiating themselves from the conduct they attribute to the remaining political parties represented in parliament.
